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2018-NBRPA-Annual-Report where legends continue National Basketball Retired Players Association ANNUAL REPORT 2018 NBRPA ANNUAL REPORT 2018 1. Table of Contents Today’s NBRPA Mission 4 National Locations & Chapters 6 Membership Benefits 8 Current Programing 10 - 15 FINANCIAL NBA LICENSING HEALTH CAREER TRANSITION SPECIAL EVENTS FULL COURT PRESS: PREP FOR SUCCESS Media Exposure 16 SOCIAL MEDIA MEDIA RELATIONS Partnering with the NBRPA 17 Board of Directors 18 NBRPA Staff 19 2. NATIONAL BASKETBALL RETIRED PLAYERS ASSOCIATION where legends continue President & CEO Welcome Letter Something this important, this influential, should not got to waste. In 2018, the National Basketball Retired Players Association will go all-in in an effort to pursue our mission of becoming a leading voice in the basketball community. We have all the resources in place to execute on our long-range plan, and that is exactly what we will accomplish in this coming year. As President & CEO, I am pledging that this will be our biggest year to date, and I hope that you can all realize the opportunity that is in front of each of you. In 2017, we made three key areas our focus for the year. As a group, we chose to attack our mission of (1) Charity (2) Programming (3) Relationships. As I dwell on our accomplishments over the past 12 months and reflect on the year ahead, I am so thrilled to see how far we’ve come and the bright future we have yet to realize. Here is the progress we’ve made so far: • In 2017, the NBRPA distributed over $250K through our Dave DeBusschere Scholarship Fund, pushing the year-to-date total to $2 million. We gave 70+ individuals the opportunity to attend higher education, and for that, I am deeply thankful for the support our membership has shown. • Our capstone initiative, Full Court Press: Prep For Success, saw unprecedented success and growth this past year. The program, which is scheduled to see a major boost in funding heading into 2018, is designed to support the development of young people both on and off the court through basketball instruction, mentorship and life skills curriculum. Our goal for the year ahead is to grow the number of cities by 25 percent and engage more than 3,000 kids over the next 12 months. • Due to our ongoing relationship with the NBA and NBPA, we have never been in a better place with all of our members and partners. Over the past 12 months, we have engaged in meaningful collaboration on programs and initiatives aimed at improving the lives of former players. Both entities have provided direct financial support to our charitable mission, as well as guidance and counsel on a variety of important matters. I am very confident that we are heading in the right direction and are remaining at the forefront of issues facing our community. With our current team in place, we are more equipped than ever before to handle the challenges facing us in today’s reality. I am truly honored to be in this position and achieving even greater successes in 2018. Scott Rochelle Scott Rochelle, President & CEO NBRPA ANNUAL REPORT 2018 3. Today’s Retired Players Association Founded in 1992 by NBA Legends Dave DeBusschere, Dave Bing, Archie Clark, Dave Cowens and Oscar Robertson, the National Basketball Retired Players Association (NBRPA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping professional basketball players transition to life after basketball. As the only alumni association of its kind supported directly by the NBA and National Basketball Players Association (NBPA), the NBRPA provides a host of programs, services and benefits to former NBA and WNBA basketball players and their families. These benefits are wide ranging, from health and financial services to education and career opportunities. The NBRPA has a two-pronged mission of helping former athletes and their families transition to life after basketball, while also impacting the community through sports. The goal is to change the narrative surrounding professional athletes and assist them as they navigate life after basketball. Today, with its dedicated Board of Directors and staff members, the NBRPA is known for more than just the tangible benefits it provides its members – the NBRPA has created a family-like community, allowing players to stay connected to each other, and to the game of basketball, even into retirement. 4. NATIONAL BASKETBALL RETIRED PLAYERS ASSOCIATION where legends continue Today’s NBRPA/Mission MEMBERSHIP IS AT AN ALL-TIME HIGH MORE THAN 900 Former NBA, ABA, WNBA and Harlem Globetrotters enjoy the events, community and benefits of the NBRPA THE ORGANIZATION MAINTAINS A ANNUAL MEMBER 95% RENEWAL RATE and has significantly increased lifetime memberships NBRPA ANNUAL REPORT 2018 5. NBRPA National Locations & Chapters Functions of Involvement from the NBRPA’s local chapters is an integral part of achieving the organization’s mission and NBRPA Chapters success. The main purpose of having local “hubs” is for • Develop programs and each chapter to bring the national organization’s assets, initiatives to keep members and vision and programs to the micro-level and provide partners engaged in their local tools and resources for members and their families. The communities NBRPA has utilized this approach for the past 12 years and has seen significant growth as a result. • Leverage the “brand” status of the membership at fundraising The NBRPA’s National Office supports each chapter’s and local events to further operations as well as sends each chapter president on initiatives within the community an Annual Chapter President’s Learning Retreat. Annual national office investments in NBRPA chapters • Recruit new members on a local has increased by over 400 percent since 2011. level – ultimately strengthening the NBRPA’s national profile 6. NATIONAL BASKETBALL RETIRED PLAYERS ASSOCIATION where legends continue 4 9 2 6 7 11 1 3 5 10 8 1 ATLANTA 7 LOS ANGELES PRESIDENT: DALE ELLIS PRESIDENT: RICK DARNELL 2 CHICAGO 8 MIAMI PRESIDENT: JEFF SANDERS PRESIDENT: IRVING THOMAS 3 DALLAS 9 NEW YORK PRESIDENT: WILLIE DAVIS PRESIDENT: TOM HOOVER 4 DETROIT 10 ORLANDO PRESIDENT: EARLE HIGGINS PRESIDENT: WAYNE “TREE” ROLLINS 5 HOUSTON 11 PHOENIX PRESIDENT: MAJOR JONES PRESIDENT: MATT FISH 6 LAS VEGAS MORE TO COME IN 2018! PRESIDENT: JEROME WILLIAMS NBRPA ANNUAL REPORT 2018 7. Membership Benefits Becoming a member of the NBRPA has many benefits that can assist each player in their post- career endeavors. The NBRPA is here to elevate the status of retired players by creating a strong network of like-minded individuals that pursue the same mission. NBA’s Licensing Program NBRPA members are eligible for the NBA’s Licensing Program. Through the program, former NBA players are eligible to receive royalties for the use of their name and likeness. In exchange for licensing rights, the NBRPA collects and distributes the licensing fees on a yearly basis to each member accordingly. Book a Legend Program Through the Book a Legend Program, the NBRPA facilitates player appearances – dinners, receptions, meet-and-greets, hospitality events – resulting in more than $150,000 in direct payments to members each year. Book a Legend is customized to any budget or event, delivering one-of-a-kind interactions for partners and their clients. NCAA Appearances During the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament and the Women’s Final Four, the NBRPA offers appearance opportunities, resulting in nearly $50,000 directly to NBRPA members. Health & Wellness The NBRPA partners with SASid, Inc. and BWD Group LLC – a longtime provider for the NBA – to provide members with health insurance. The NBRPA also provides special surgery benefits, dental benefits, cancer treatments, substance abuse prevention and treatment, cardiac screenings and many other health & wellness programs for its members. Scholarship and Degree Assistance Through partnerships with top schools and programs including Purdue University Global, formerly known as Kaplan University, and AthLife, members have an opportunity to complete their bachelor’s and master’s degrees and develop careers outside of basketball. Volunteer Opportunities Participation and involvement in local, community programs allow players to elevate their status in the community and become an ambassador for the game. NBRPA Events Members and partners gain special access to prime professional events, such as All-Star Weekend, Legends World Sports Conference and Legends Gala Weekend. 8. NATIONAL BASKETBALL RETIRED PLAYERS ASSOCIATION where legends continue WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO BECOME AN NBRPA MEMBER? Membership is open to all former NBA and WNBA players who have registered at least one career game in either league. ∙ Includes the potential to receive royalties for the use of name and likeness NBA’S in accordance with the NBA’s Licensing Program LICENSING ∙ Access to NBRPA paid appearances PROGRAM ∙ Access to NBPA health insurance *only former NBA players with 3+ years of service time qualify FREE ∙ Subscriptions to all NBRPA newsletters and pertinent communication on player benefits INLCUDES EVERYTHING IN THE GOLD NBA’S LICENSING PROGRAM PLUS MEMBERSHIP ∙ Access to coaching opportunities throughFull Court Press: Prep for $250 ANNUAL Success Program MEMBERSHIP ∙ Subscription to NBRPA’s Rebound Magazine ∙ Access to NBRPA events at NBA All-Star Weekend (Access to Legends Brunch, access to hotel accommodations, access to purchase games tickets) ∙ Hotel Accommodations at Legends World Sports Conference ∙ Access to apply for the Dave DeBusschere Scholarship Fund ∙ Access to apply for NBRPA Member Grant Programs ∙ Access to apply for the Michael Justin Glenn Internship Program ∙ Access to NBA’s Player Development Programs INLCUDES EVERYTHING IN THE PLATINUM GOLD MEMBERSHIP PLUS MEMBERSHIP ∙ Priority arrangements for All-Star weekend $3,500 LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP ∙ Ability to book additional hotel nights and purchase tickets for Annual Legends Press Conference and All-Star week ∙ First consideration for goodwill mission abroad opportunities NBRPA ANNUAL REPORT 2018 9.
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